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News Site Claims Whitmer Defunding Police, But $633M In State Cuts To Be Replaced By Federal Dollars

CARES Act money to replace some state funding

July 22, 2020

Gov. Whitmer Repeals Rule She Says Helped Michigan Fight Coronavirus

Less strict medical scope-of-practice rules should remain

Jarrett Skorup | July 21, 2020

Less strict medical scope-of-practice rules should remain

Michigan Public School Teacher Fired For Pro-Trump Tweet

Washington Free Beacon reports his choice: resign or be fired

Tom Gantert | July 21, 2020

Traverse City Promised Government Internet, Can’t Explain Why Project Stuck On Hold

Delays, high costs and disappointed residents very common with city-owned broadband

Dawson Bell | July 21, 2020

Son Of COVID-19? Michigan Hasn't Had More Coronavirus Deaths Than There Are Serial Killer Victims

Michigan Attorney General makes false claim in comparing COVID-19 to serial killers

July 20, 2020

Whitmer Not Following Her Own Rules On COVID-19 Reopening Plan

Executive orders continue to multiply

Michigan Capitol Confidential Staff Reports | July 20, 2020

Three Separate Days In April, More Died In Michigan Of Coronavirus Than First 19 Days July

July 19, 2020

Nearly As Many Michigan COVID-19 Orders As Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio and Indiana Combined

Some police here complain they can't keep up

Tom Gantert | July 19, 2020

Union Settles Suit, Will Stop Harassing Teacher For Dues She Doesn't Owe

July 18, 2020

Teachers Union Has Demands Before Schools Can Reopen

Blames Trump and DeVos, shares legal tips on how to not go back to school

Sandy Malone | July 18, 2020

Confused yet? Businesses Have To Deal With Three Government Directives In Five Days Over Face Masks

July 17, 2020

County Kept $24,500 On Foreclosed Home Over Bill of $8.41, But Supreme Court Says, ‘Not So Fast’

July 17, 2020

After Four Days, Whitmer Rescinds Her Face Mask Order And Replaces It With A Stronger One

Now, businesses can't assume customers have a medical exemption to wearing a mask

July 17, 2020

Politician Calls Out Media For Not Reporting Just A Few COVID Patients Hospitalized In His County

July 17, 2020

Teacher Of The Year Takes Pay Cut As Union Contract Doesn’t Recognize Excellence

Teacher of the year made 19% less than average state teacher salary

July 17, 2020

More Coronavirus Commands, More Confusion

‘Where does it end?’

Dawson Bell | July 17, 2020

While Searching For Your Old Girlfriend, You Can Find ‘Analysis’ Of Whitmer’s Epidemic Response

She gets an ‘A’ from unidentified author

Tom Gantert | July 16, 2020

Michigan Cities Getting Around State Ban On Risky Internet Projects

Study finds local governments tilting the scale their way

Parker Thayer | July 16, 2020

July 15: 1,049 New Cases, Four Deaths

Two months earlier in Michigan there were 76 coronavirus deaths

July 15, 2020

Michigan COVID-19 Deaths Plummet

July 15, 2020

Whitmer’s Backup Power: Health Department Epidemic Orders

Director’s June 5 order is active until it is rescinded, spokeswoman says

Dawson Bell | July 15, 2020

Bill Would Ban Governor’s Use Of Emergency Alert System For Policy Announcements

July 14, 2020

Is It Prudent To Confront Strangers For Not Wearing A Face Mask?

The governor asks you to

July 14, 2020

Senator Wants Clarification On Who’s Exempt From Mask Mandate

Goal is to help businesses respond to public claims of medical hardship

July 14, 2020

Refrigerated Morgues On The Way For Southwest US

National deaths at a fraction of pandemic’s peak

July 14, 2020

Michigan COVID Deaths Way Down, Hospitals In Good Shape, Face Mask Mandate Expands

July 14, 2020

Governor Used State’s Emergency Alert System To Broadcast Face Mask Mandate

July 13, 2020

Labor Commission: State Needs Annual Permission To Take Union Dues From Most State Workers

Gives teeth to 2018 U.S. Supreme Court ruling

July 13, 2020

Detroit Police Racking Up A Lot More Overtime During Epidemic

248,767 overtime hours from March 23 to May 31

July 12, 2020

Bill Would Prohibit Tear Gas Use By Police

July 12, 2020

Man Decries Moratorium On Elective Procedures

‘I could have easily lost ... my life if that clot went to the brain or the heart’

Holly Matkin | July 12, 2020

565 Coronavirus Patients in Michigan Hospitals On July 10; Was 2,690 On April 30

Also on July 10, governor imposed statewide face mask requirement

July 11, 2020

Pandemic’s Progress: 13 Michigan COVID Deaths On July 10 Versus 232 On April 21

On July 10, Michigan’s governor imposed a statewide face mask mandate

July 11, 2020

Two Police Departments: Take Face Mask Complaints To Attorney General, Not Us

July 10, 2020

Whitmer: You Must Wear A Mask Even Outdoors If Within Six Feet Of Anyone

July 10, 2020

Retailers To Whitmer: We Aren't Your Face Mask Police

Governor imposes face mask mandate for customers at any business open to public

Tom Gantert | July 10, 2020

Was Not Wearing A Face Mask A Crime In Michigan? Hard To Say

Tom Gantert | July 10, 2020

June Had Lowest Number Of Monthly Deaths In Michigan Since 2013

July 9, 2020

Lansing City Council Member Proposes Cutting Police Budget In Half

Department's officers responded to 84,313 calls in 2019

July 9, 2020

Will Your Kids Return To School In The Fall? One-Third of Parents Unsure

Survey indicates support for reopening schools rises with family income

Parker Thayer | July 9, 2020

Defund Corporate Welfare Agency for Better Public Health

Higher taxes won't be as effective at eliminating smoking habits

Michael D. LaFaive and Todd Nesbit, Ph.D. | July 8, 2020

Higher taxes won't be as effective at eliminating smoking habits

Acts Of 'Social And Domestic Anarchy' Could Get 20 Years Under This Bill

May riots caused losses of $2.4 million in sponsor's district

July 8, 2020

Whitmer Praises Or Condemns Social Distancing Violators Depending On Who And Why

It looks political

Tom Gantert | July 8, 2020

Politicians’ Extreme Social Distancing Rhetoric Just Party Deep?

Hyperbolic warnings growing thin in light of increasing experience with epidemic

Tom Gantert | July 8, 2020

As Coronavirus Case Numbers Soar, Deaths Plummet

July 7, 2020

State-Approved Bailout For Delinquent Renters Feeds Other Interests, Too

$50 million for tenants and landlords, $10 million for administration, legal aid groups and social welfare nonprofits

July 7, 2020

Bill Would Repeal State Prohibition Of Local Bans On Grocery Bags

Cities could also ban or tax cloth, paper, plastic, cardboard, aluminum, glass or other ‘auxiliary containers’

Parker Thayer | July 7, 2020

Whitmer Permits Fans At High School Sports While Tigers Play To Empty Stadium?

July 6, 2020

Hazel Park Superintendent Talks Years Of Cuts, But Per-Pupil Funding Up

District’s inflation-adjusted state funding higher per student since 2011

Tom Gantert | July 6, 2020

Coronavirus Deaths Plummeted Since Stay-At-Home Order Lifted June 1

July 5, 2020

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